Klopp: Blame me for Napoli defeat

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13 hours ago, AngryofTuebrook said:

He is the anti-Mourinho.

Klopp is the Normal One.
Mourinho is the Special needs.

Good on Klopp for not shirking. It was a poor performance, but like I said in a previous post on another thread - when Keita passes the test and starts, he must be looking good, and failing the assault putting him on a stretcher, he may have made a very good contribution, the game ending with a different result.

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I like that he cops it on the chin. Good. Too big a match coming up to mope around about a narrow loss. 

[Joey8FrogsLegs]

13 hours ago, stringvest said:

I would get Fabinho and Shaqiri into the team.  Drop Henderson and Wij.  Unlucky on Wij perhaps, but we need to get Fabinho up to speed, and that is going to take games.

Wijnaldum has been excellent in DM when played there, and overall one of our best and most consistent players this season. To drop him at this stage would be a very strange decision.

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Plus, he has a winning goal against Man City in his locker. Could do with him pulling another one out of the bag on Sunday. Go on, Gini. You know it makes sense 

[stringvest]

7 hours ago, Joey8FrogsLegs said:

Wijnaldum has been excellent in DM when played there, and overall one of our best and most consistent players this season. To drop him at this stage would be a very strange decision.

 

I agree, but we need to get Fabhino fit and ready.  He needs games.  Maybe not this weekend, but I'd look to involve him regularly asap.

[VladimirIlyich]

14 hours ago, Joey8FrogsLegs said:

Wijnaldum has been excellent in DM when played there, and overall one of our best and most consistent players this season. To drop him at this stage would be a very strange decision.

I wouldn't say excellent but his energy is vital in a midfield three with Milner and Henderson.   Fabinho's presence may be helping this but as Stringy says,he needs game time too. Maybe Gini,Fab and one of Hendo/Milner is in Klopp's plans?